Artifacts
Fermi 3 is a Gamble We Cannot Afford
Michigan is a state that is geographically special; it is surrounded by the largest amount of fresh water in the world. It is our good fortune and responsibility as stewards of this Earth whether an individuals, company, or government to protect our God given resources. Michigan has the opportunity to be a clean-powered example if we are honest about energy revitalization and set our priorities straight. Everyone relies on clean air, water, and land to live a healthy life. Toxic energies such as nuclear threaten these essentials of life. DTE is currently pursuing a Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) license to build a new nuclear reactor in Monroe, MI. Fermi 3, the proposed nuclear reactor, is experimental, unnecessary, expensive, and dangerous.
Craniosacral Certificate of Completion
This is a certificate of completion from the Craniosacral Institute of Michigan. I completed this two day workshop on May 4, 2014. It was a very rewarding experience and the introduction to a new, healing modality for me. I was taught by Krissy Mays, CMT who was herself taught through The Upledger Institute in Florida. John Upledger was the developer of this healing technique.
Organic Foods are Happy Foods
If we are what we eat, then wouldn’t it make sense to eat the highest quality, best tasting foods? How about taking it a leap further and eating food that is better for everyone and the world! Organic food is defined as plants and animals that grow without using harsh, man-made chemicals or genetically modified organisms (Valenzuela 21). Farmers use environmentally-friendly practices that use less energy and biological resources to grow the food. Specific farming methods include building the soil, rotating the crops, and naturally avoiding weeds and pests to achieve their results. There are also wonderful nutrition and taste benefits when choosing healthier foods. Organic food benefits the health of the environment and its people, ultimately, because of sound farming practices.
UDM Letters of Recommendation
I was accepted into the Dental Hygiene program at University of Deroit Mercy in 2013 and decided to respectfully decline the position in order to pursue a higher education degree. At the time, I acquired four progress letters from my Microbiology, Computer Science, Arabic and English instructors at Oakland Community College. The fifth letter of recommendation came from the holistic Dentist whom I shadowed, Dr. Robert Rousseau, whose practice is in Bloomfield Hills, MI.